Hello!
Last year, my uncle in Portugal kindly put a small family property into my name as a "doação" ("gift") i.e. no money changed hands. It has never been my main residence, as I'm British and have always lived in the UK (parental home/renting). This property has never been rented out, and we don't intend to sell it.
I am about to buy my first "real" property in the UK - and I'd like to be sure I'm paying the correct tax rate.
I have a tax document dated 2015 from the Portuguese Tax & Customs Authority, which lists the value of the property as being under €40,000. It is not the clearest of documents, but it is the only thing I have. (As, as mentioned, I never actually paid for the Portuguese property!)
Does this mean I am exempt from paying the higher SDLT rate??
If so, will I have to provide supporting documentation?
Any advice/guidance/comments gladly appreciated. Many thanks.
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